Kenny: Feminism & New York
After having recently returned to London from an internship in New York, at one of the largest law firms in the world, I was left feeling empowered. I confess to … Continue reading Kenny: Feminism & New York
After having recently returned to London from an internship in New York, at one of the largest law firms in the world, I was left feeling empowered. I confess to … Continue reading Kenny: Feminism & New York
We sit down with talented, young and ambitious entrepreneurs. Read about them before the rest of the world does! A quick look at the artist management section on the Disturbing … Continue reading Young CEO’s: Disturbing London
“This lady just left us out on the streets. We went to a tower block building and there was a security guard there. We explained our situation and he let us … Continue reading Efe Obada: Nothing to Something
“I grew up watching Nigerian football and read all about my uncle’s [Jay-Jay Okocha] remarkable career and the success story of [Nwankwo] Kanu with Nigeria and Arsenal. He always tells … Continue reading Being “Jay-Jay” Okocha’s nephew
I recently met up with Julia Bwoma, founder of Question Africa. Julia is currently preparing to qualify as a barrister and is a staunch advocate for the development of a united … Continue reading Kenny: Let’s talk about Africa
Have you made provision for revision? Sometimes an intense burst of revision on a particular subject is just what you need to turn things around and help you to secure … Continue reading Legal Revision Classes in London
Sometimes it’s good to just sit back and listen. A few Sundays ago, as I sat nestled into the back of my parents’ car, I was able to do just … Continue reading Kenny: Nigeria – The Great ‘Intellectual’ Diaspora?
“I never played with dolls… I literally copied my brothers on anything. My mom loved it because she wouldn’t have to worry about me. I would just be out of … Continue reading Arsenal sign Chioma Ubogagu
Last week, Victor, a carpenter, came to my Lagos home to fix a broken chair. I asked him whom he preferred as Nigeria’s next president: the incumbent, Goodluck Jonathan, or his … Continue reading ‘Democracy, Deferred’ by Chimamanda Adichie
Continuing our ‘Time Management’ theme we take a look at the rise of online TV shows. Last time around, Afolabi spoke about learning to be passionate about our responsibilities in … Continue reading Too much ‘drama’ in my life
Olajide Olatunji – better known as KSI – is one of the world’s most influential and bankable YouTube stars. The 21 year old is one of the UK’s most popular digital … Continue reading Meet 21year old multi-millionaire, Olajide Olatunji @KSIOlajidebt
Every so often, acts occur, so barbaric in nature, it would be unjust not to report them. The time for silence has now gone. Hundreds of bodies – too many to count … Continue reading 2,000 killed – When will it stop?